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  1. Guns&WhiteWater

    Precision Rifles.....show em!!

    Love the cover, it completely changes the aesthetics of the chassis. You did a really great job with these.
  2. Guns&WhiteWater

    Precision Rifles.....show em!!

    Action arrived today so I slapped it all together. Robbed the optic off my 223 just to have something on top. Still bare bones but the ACC Elite is a nice upgrade from my old ESS. 26” Bart MTU 6.5x47 in Highland Green, Sniper Gray, (factory ) Black Cerakote.
  3. Guns&WhiteWater

    Rifle Scopes New Schmidt & Bender PM2 6-36x56

    The occular is larger than the previous generation PMII 5-25. I tried a throw lever and it would not fit. Not sure about other PMII’s or the objective end.
  4. Guns&WhiteWater

    22GT load data

    Alpha OCD brass, die honed to 0.249. Gives me 2 thou of neck tension before using expander mandrel. I think it’s the best way. I have bushing dies but don’t use them anymore. On my 16th firing with my 6.5x47 brass (Lapua) and still going strong, and no donuts to work around.
  5. Guns&WhiteWater

    Precision Rifle Gear MDT ACC Elite Full Length Bridge EOI

  6. Guns&WhiteWater

    Precision Rifle Gear MDT ACC Elite Full Length Bridge EOI

    Did you make the bag rider?
  7. Guns&WhiteWater

    Suppressors Best way to clean heavily fouled TBAC can ?

    Plug the end, fill with CLR, let it soak for a day, rinse, shoot a few rounds to shake loose some carbon, repeat. Works great.
  8. Guns&WhiteWater

    Suppressors Best way to clean heavily fouled TBAC can ?

    Smells like stagnation to me.
  9. Guns&WhiteWater

    Suppressors Best way to clean heavily fouled TBAC can ?

    It’s a shame. Would be a whole lot cooler if you could swap around end caps.
  10. Guns&WhiteWater

    Schmidt And Bender repair

    It might be on par with most other scopes. I guess it just came down to my expectations. Honestly felt like my older PMII 5-25 was more forgiving. But no doubt that the scope is nice.
  11. Guns&WhiteWater

    Schmidt And Bender repair

    Not much of a review, but I returned mine. Just couldn’t get past the limited FOV, or rather the thick black nothingness around the image where it was constricted. Staw-like viewing experience. Also the eye box was a bit tight. Felt like a downgrade in overall performance from what I was used...
  12. Guns&WhiteWater

    Recoil X brake

    It’s not just in your head, it works great. I love the versatility it gives to my Nomad XC. Can’t wait to see the next iteration that RecoilX comes up with.
  13. Guns&WhiteWater

    American made medium power optic (3-18+)

    Agree that the reticles not matching the mag range is poor execution, but man I hated the Zeiss reticle. Was the main reason I sold mine.
  14. Guns&WhiteWater

    American made medium power optic (3-18+)

    I find mine “usable” during daylight starting around 6 power. Comes into its own around 10x. It’s very usable at dusk with illumination on 3x, perfect for hunting. MSR2.
  15. Guns&WhiteWater

    American made medium power optic (3-18+)

    Steiner T6Xi 3-18 is made in America
  16. Guns&WhiteWater

    MDT introduces the HNT26! A 26 Ounce Carbon Fiber Hunting Chassis.

    Lightweight precision rifle. 20” 6.5x47 w/ Bartlein CF barrel. 12 lbs with loaded mag makes for a versatile rifle.
  17. Guns&WhiteWater

    What The Pros Use -Best Rifle Scope For Long Range Precision Shooting 01/20/25

    Anything new?
  18. Guns&WhiteWater

    A cross over rifle seemed like a good idea

    Yeah it’s definitely a study of compromises. I’m gonna throw a bit longer steel barrel on it to bump the weight up a few pounds for range use and save the CF barrel for hunting. Should come in around 14 lbs with a heavier barrel.
  19. Guns&WhiteWater

    A cross over rifle seemed like a good idea

    6.5x47 with a 20” Bart CF, around 12 pounds with can.
  20. Guns&WhiteWater

    A cross over rifle seemed like a good idea

    Until I built one and used it extensively. Not sure why the thought of “if I only had only one rifle” came into my head. Who has only one rifle? It’s so optic dependent anyway. So now it’s a full on lightweight precision rifle. Compromising sucks.
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